On Tuesday longtime Democratic leader Dick Harpootlian further explained his controversial remarks about South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley last week, declaring that she needs to return to her job as an accountant instead of being a fraudulent governor. Read More

A 1991 scandal reveals more about Anthony Weiner than the one that ended his Congressional career. Read More

Bryonn Bain may have a law degree from Harvard, but instead of fighting mass incarceration and racial profiling through lawsuits, he's doing it through art. Read More

Tennis legend Martina Navratilova will join Sunday's edition of "Melissa Harris-Perry" to discuss NBA player Jason Collins' revelation that he is gay. Also on the agenda: public shaming, rape culture on campus, Detroit's homeless, and the War on Drugs -- all at 10 a.m. EST on MSNBC! Read More

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Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas claims he never doubted an African-American president would be elected in his lifetime, but said he knew it would have to be someone who was "approved" by the elites and the media. Read More

New York mayor Mike Bloomberg used a teen's shooting death as fodder in an argument with The New York Times over "stop-and-frisk," while NYPD commissioner Ray Kelly says black people are "understopped." Read More

Rep. Paul Ryan pitched immigration reform to constituents in Wisconsin by using derogatory terms while warning that illegal immigration is "fairly easy" and people are having "anchor babies" in the U.S. Read More

The Senate’s good immigration bill can be made better—it should be amended to allow LGBT Americans to sponsor their foreign-born partners for residency, just as straight Americans have always been allowed to do. Read More

Writer Raquel Cepeda joined "Melissa Harris-Perry" to discuss her new book, "Bird of Paradise: How I Became Latina." Read More

The NOW panel takes a look at the harsh effects of the sequester cuts on those who lack political clout. Read More

The All In with Chris Hayes team puts out a daily call to the Twitter and Facebook communities for the “awesomest things” they encountered on the Internet. Read More

In 2010, the average income for whites was twice that of blacks and Hispanics--$89,000 compared the $46,000. That means for every $2.00 whites earned, blacks and Hispanics earned just $1.00. Read More

President Obama's expected nomination today of Mayor Anthony Foxx as secretary of transportation comes after he was accused earlier this year for appointing all-male Cabinet members and not diversifying the executive leaders during his second term. Read More

Tarikuwa Lemma talks about being adopted as a 13-year-old in what she thought was an educational exchange program. Read More

North Carolina activists are planning a massive response to proposed voting restrictions, what Rev. William Barber called the 21st century "white southern strategy." Read More

Read more about the discussion topics on Sunday's Melissa Harris-Perry. Read More

Since Tamerlan and Dzokhar Tsarnaev were identified as the bombing suspects, coverage of their backgrounds and the subtle implication of all those of the Islamic faith has been dangerously present everywhere we look. It's important that we do not lump everyone into one category, or blame an entire religion for the actions of a few. Read More

Dozens of students protested against high stakes testing and Mayor Rahm Emanuel's plan to close 54 schools. Read More

The House of Representatives voted to approve a bill Wednesday that honors four girls killed for the color of their skin with a Congressional Gold Medal. Read More